website: the shell keeps the footer - it is the only route to the legal pages

Caught BEFORE the switch, not after. Stripping the website's chrome also stripped
<footer>, and the shell has none of its own. Every one of the 19 pages had lost:
the link to the Adatkezelesi tajekoztato and the Feltetelek, the operator's name,
info@felhom.eu, and the copyright line. The legal pages are in no menu, so they
would have become unreachable from navigation entirely.

The footer is now carried VERBATIM from each live page into the bottom of the
content column. Verified on all 19: footer present, legal link present, e-mail
present, and the footer sits INSIDE <main class=content> rather than becoming a
flex sibling of the sidebar.

Gate 3b now checks the footer as well as the sidebar across the shell set, so the
guarantee gate 3 used to give is not lost in the move. Red-proofed: removing one
page's footer convicts.

website/preview/m3/en/testing.html

@@ -299,6 +299,12 @@
         });
     })();
     </script>
+<footer>
+        <div class="container">
+            <p>© 2026 felhom.eu – Your own cloud, your own rules. Felhom serves households in Hungary.</p>
+            <p class="footer-legal">Operated by Nagyfenyvesi Viktor · <a href="mailto:info@felhom.eu">info@felhom.eu</a> · <a href="/adatkezeles">Privacy notice (Hungarian)</a> · <a href="/feltetelek">Terms (Hungarian)</a></p>
+        </div>
+    </footer>
     <script>
     (function(){
         var b=document.getElementById('navBurger'),s=document.getElementById('sidebar'),k=document.getElementById('navBackdrop');